A Backpacking Gear Guide for 2024 | PLUS how we pack our bags

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It’s backpacking season! And we’re back with all of the backpacking gear beta to help you get out there and get after it! In this little Backpacking Gear Guide, we’ll be going over every piece of backpacking gear that we’re using this season AND we’re also going to show you how we pack our bags for our backpacking trips! Our goal this summer is to move faster in the mountains and go lighter with our packs - without losing comfort! So we have a lot of new gear to support that goal but we also have a lot of old gear that we love and still works for us. So with that, here is our backpacking gear guide for 2024! Enjoy:)
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Backpack - The North Face Phantom 38
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Tent - Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL2
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Quilt - Enlightened Equipment
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Sleeping Pad - Thermarest Neoair Xtherm
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Pillow - Inflatable Camp Pillow
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Stove - MSR Pocket Rocket
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Insulated Mugs
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Bear Canister - Bear Vault
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Hydrapak Water Bladder
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Katadyn Filter
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Shoes - Altra Lone Peak 7
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Cody's Pants - Kuhl Suppressor Jogger
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Victoria's Pants - Mountain Hardware Dynama
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@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

Subscribe for backpacking videos 🎒🙃

@Kris-ju3rk 22 дня назад

As a Search and Rescue volunteer over the last 12 years, I have never been called on a mission for a broken ankle or sprain ankle with someone wearing hiking boots. It’s always been trail runners or those low top hiking shoes. An occasional Choco sandal. Just something to think about. So if you’re a clumsy hiker when you get tired at the end of your track like myself, then maybe high top boots are a better choice for you. Think of it as insurance. I paid the price for this decision hiking the Northwest National Scenic Trail.

@codyandvictoria 22 дня назад

Definitely sprained an ankle a time or two 😬😬

@tobywinyard1106 18 дней назад

This is proper advice from someone with huge experience of this. It’s the tiredness that does it.

@HikerDoc 16 дней назад

Counterpoint. If someone is already prone to ankle injuries they may benefit from the extra support. For others, they'll develop better intrinsic stabilization using a lighter shoe and be less exhausted (and potentially less likely to suffer overall injury) by using trail runners.

@trevor_corey8037 14 дней назад

@@HikerDocso the real philosophy then is, trail Runners for practice, hiking boots with ankle support during the real deal When safety is on the line.

@vincentlopez5980 2 дня назад

And probably take into account that trail runners typically aren’t load bearing shoes which could significantly reduce shoe life but i may be wrong with altra

@NickMartin-yk4zt 2 дня назад

Re the boots / trail runners thing, it’s light weight shoes for me all the way if there’s any sort of a trail, unless there are proper reasons why boots might be better, when I do sometimes switch. In trail runners I get less fatigued, have more accurate foot placement, and I am much less likely to trip or stumble. My legs and knees definitely finish the day in very much better shape All of these things contribute to overall safety in my experience. Over the decades I have sustained occasional injuries wearing both boots and trail runners, stuff will always happen, but I am sure that the lighter and more positive footwear has massively improved both my enjoyment and the general efficiency of my hiking. Thanks for the videos Darwin, I’m pushing 70 years old now and the amazing lightweight gear of today really helps to level the playing field and keep me out there 👋

@booyakana777 24 дня назад

What solved our bear canister issue was a small washer (like for screws)! We tie a piece of cord through it so we can clip it to our pack or mug and when we need to open the bear canister, we just press the washer into the locking tab. Makes it super easy to open especially when it's cold and your fingers don't want to work. You could even keep your gloves on depending on how bulking the gloves are.

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

Genius!! These are the protips we need.

@rileymoo 24 дня назад

@@codyandvictoriaAnother idea: I can fit a week's worth of face sunscreen in a $4 contact lens case!

@codyandvictoria 23 дня назад

@@rileymoo yesssss

@nasos_zovoilis 14 дней назад

Your tips are great! It reminds me of my own winter camping adventures in the snow, where every piece of gear becomes crucial for survival. The critical role gear plays in ensuring safety and comfort becomes even more apparent in harsh winter conditions. I've spent a lot of time fine-tuning my backpacking setup this season, especially for winter camping, aiming to move lighter and faster while maintaining comfort. It's incredible how small adjustments can enhance the whole experience.

@BeckiandChris 20 дней назад

Love seeing all the gear you guys are using, those water filters in the Nalgene look great!

@codyandvictoria 20 дней назад

Yeah the Epic Water Filters are pretty slick! Stoked to have found them

@tavakessler 24 дня назад

The video we’ve all been waiting for

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

Haha everybody loves gear!

@betsyclarke185 24 дня назад

Love my Altra Lone Peaks!!! My go to shoe for everything 😊

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

The best!!

@austinmeyerfilms 24 дня назад

Thanks for sharing your full gear list and strategies for packing! Excited to see where y’all’s adventures take you this summer ☀️

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

Stoked to get out there! Any adventures for you this summer?

@austinmeyerfilms 24 дня назад

@@codyandvictoria as an ultrarunner, many of my mountain adventures will be in that mode this summer. Mostly in the Bay Area, but also Tahoe & Park City. Backpacking wise, my girlfriend and I got our alerts set up for Yosemite campsite cancellations, and hope to do at least a couple nights in Desolation Wilderness!

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

Sweet!! Maybe we’ll see you out there 🙌🏼

@obristimagery 24 дня назад

Love y’all’s videos! Especially this one each year!

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

Thanks for always watching!!

@nathandm18 20 дней назад

Thank you for taking the time to make a backpacking video. I’ve had my gear for years and need to update a few things.

@Aestheticnerdlife День назад

Better than any strap clip check out the Alaska guide creations bino case for carrying cameras. I use a Sony A7IV with a 24-105 and it fits even with the lens hood on. They protect your camera from abrasion and impacts and its a chest harness so the camera is right in front of you when you need quick access. It has additional storage in it and I keep my bug net, packing gauze, lip balm, knives, fishing gear if I am bringing it. You can even get additional attachments from the company for carrying bear spray.

@LukeDiamond20 6 дней назад

You all should make a video about your climbing journey! I know you often talk about how you just kind of did it on your own. I think this could inspire more people to go climb.

@elizabethbennett9775 22 дня назад

I’d love to see a video on what y’all pack for bike packing trips and how you pack it!

@kyleconner2467 24 дня назад

Great video! Thanks guys!

@truepaulesko 24 дня назад

That coffee straw has blown my mind! Nice find

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

Seriously! I love a good gadget like that

@mkcampstory 20 дней назад

wow, love the quilt and glasses, the glasses are so cool.

@EnlightenedEquipment 22 дня назад

Quilt Gang! 😎 Can't Wait to see you both in action this Summer!

@codyandvictoria 22 дня назад

Stoked!! Thanks for stopping by friends 🙌🏼

@dougmiller4567 24 дня назад

Great video, lots of areas where I'd go lighte;, pot, mugs,water bottles, packs, etc. Excited for you upcoming summer trips... Love the energy, and information

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

To each his own!! Thanks for watching 🙏🏼

@khatrenreed731 24 дня назад

I just got an enlightened equipment quilt and am so excited! Especially as a 5’1 gal it was nice to customize and have a short version.

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

Haha Victoria is also 5’1 and she would agree! Don’t be fooled by this video, she’s standing on a platform 🤣

@iliapetrov8890 23 дня назад

Loved the video guys, thank you for bringing us such amazing content for so long! I remember finding you when you were doing videos on the sony a6000 :D

@codyandvictoria 23 дня назад

So glad you’re still here 🙏🏼

@pevidex 24 дня назад

thanks guys

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

Hope this helps🤘

@bendennis8773 24 дня назад

You mentioned bug protection with your sun hoodies. I treat mine with permethrin and it stays bug repellant for quite a few trips and it also doesn't hurt any of the wicking or warmth of the garment. It nice because it doesn't add anything to your pack and keeps you more comfortable.

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

Thanks for the idea! We’re kind of anti bug repellent because it’s terrible for you but we’ll definitely be looking into the permethrin!

@nickfaw2840 23 дня назад

Those water bottles are so awesome

@codyandvictoria 23 дня назад

Digging it so far!

@VirtualTurtleGames 24 дня назад

On the long packpack strap: I'd recommend cutting it to your desired length and using a lighter to singe/burn it at the end!

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

We literally had that idea right after we talked about the strap on camera🤣

@VirtualTurtleGames 24 дня назад

@@codyandvictoria Haha nice!

@miami3863 24 дня назад

Alll excess straps i have on my bags i roll them up and tape them. Rarely have I had to remove the tape to use the excess strap but at least it’s there.

@HikingwithGus 23 дня назад

Good stuff... BTW Sawyer just came out with a Nalgene style system as well. Love LMNT, been using it for years. Peak Design makes great stuff. Love the cameo's of Hazel...

@zionstuart1927 24 дня назад

new to this channel randomly watched the last gear video today and now you post lucky me🤣

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

LOL

@taylor-cs3py 16 дней назад

Yessss lone peaks for the win! 👏🏻😊

@user-qx3vu4tg4x 21 день назад

the long wite rope is for putting over your rope to secure it even more. You attach it to that little black latch on the back of your neck when you put on the pack.

@codyandvictoria 21 день назад

Interesting. I’ll have to look into that

@American_hobo 23 дня назад

Definitely checkout pinnacle food’s for some freeze dried “gourmet meals”. Makes peak refuels and backcountry pantry look like mountain house.

@PerfDayToday 18 дней назад

Last week I used 13:29 LNMT on a 78 mile bike ride, NO cramps, sold

@codyandvictoria 18 дней назад

It honestly is good stuff!! We love it

@ankkitmahato 24 дня назад

Hey guys, great video! I love your gear list every year; it's nice to see the progression. I am looking for a light all-rounder lens, and so far, I like the 20-70 f4. Please share your experience with the lens!

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

Check out the end of the video!

@mapesofpv9819 10 дней назад

This was a great video! A piece of potential advice, keep a magnesium rod and scraper, as well as some form of larger work knife with you. Coming from the Canadian Army, there's been many cases where lighters don't work even when dry. Magnesium is a reliable wet or dry fire starter option and a larger work knife, pocket or fixed blade will let you do a multitude of things such as prepare small game in a bad situation👍

@normpeterson7767 3 дня назад

It's amazing how much you guys have upgraded your equipment from when I first started watching your videos, LOL. I mean, wow. I think the first tent I saw you guys using probably weighed 6 lbs. You should do a comparison video.

@codyandvictoria 2 дня назад

Haha mostly it’s because rock climbing took over our lives and that makes traveling light a necessity 😅 We still have all of the old gear tho. You might see that REI backpack again sometime

@tommy-vella 24 дня назад

Can't wait to finally get out for the first hiking trip of the season :)

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

Soooo stoked 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 Where’s your first trip?

@tommy-vella 24 дня назад

@@codyandvictoria Rondane Nationalpark in the Norwegian mountains :)

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

Sounds EPIC!

@paullsmith1867 23 дня назад

Love my Jogo! It is great for regular travel as well. That and my titanium single wall mini pot to heat water on an iron is the perfect solution for good and ultimately “clean” coffee. I don’t trust hotel coffee brewers. You have no idea what the last hotel guest did with that thing.

@sophiebaylon4616 23 дня назад

With moderately flat feet trail runners have killed my ankles joints when I have my pack on. Switched back to keen hiking shoes and ankle pain is much more manageable. Never understood the concern about the weight of shoes, I’m only carrying them during a river crossing and then putting them back on. I definitely don’t go for waterproof though so they will dry.

@codyandvictoria 23 дня назад

Gotta wear whatever works for you. We’re not exactly worried about the weight of the shoes - although a heavier shoe could make a difference if you’re stacking miles - but mostly the comfort. For us Altras are just more comfortable than anything else.

@josephulbrich7523 24 дня назад

Rather than a safety mirror (which is only useful if you have practice aiming it at a helicopter that is potentially very far away) (furthermore you must still be conscious to use a mirror, where a fabric is useful even if passed out), consider buying an ultralight yellow or orange fabric that can be laid out. Also, something that is striped yellow/orange/etc is also good to spot because straight stripes don't exist in nature very often so they are easy to see.

@codyandvictoria 23 дня назад

Truthfully, there’s always two of us on these trips so in the real world hopefully we’re not both injured and one of us could go for help. Or at least not both unconscious. If that’s the case I don’t think we could lay out a piece of fabric either

@NavinJohnson371 19 дней назад

As another alternative (or 'back up to your back up'), check out Recco backpack reflectors. Relatively cheap, no batteries.

@finding_falco528 22 дня назад

You two are the best! I love your Chanel.

@codyandvictoria 21 день назад

🙏🏼❤️

@openocean09181 17 дней назад

There was no Chanel, Chanel doesn’t (yet! @chanel) make hiking gear

@finding_falco528 17 дней назад

@@openocean09181 😂 spelling mistake “channels”. Wouldn't that be something if Chanel made hiking gea!? for the Bougie hikers.

@jenniferfisher530 3 дня назад

Hahahaha the 30's are rough?! 😂. Just wait my friends. I can only dream of being in my 30's again. I didn't start backpacking until 45. I use Backpacker's Cache for a bear canister. Slim and easy to open with a coin. Nice gear review. I appreciate the gear reviews. Thanks!

@codyandvictoria 3 дня назад

Haha well my parents are 65 so you just wait until then and see how ya feel 🤣🤣 But seriously I’d imagine every decade is worse than the previous. Not looking forward to it but as long as we can keep getting out there 🙌🏼

@jenniferfisher530 3 дня назад

@@codyandvictoria tru dat. Just keep movin. I see people in their 80's still backpacking the Sierra. 😁

@redred333 17 дней назад

nice stuff, very helpful as I'm learning to adapt hiking with a partner. not a big fan of things dangling on the outside of the pack, but at least those Nalgene filters can be secured by those lower tightening straps.

@codyandvictoria 17 дней назад

I agree. Not a fan of dangles either but gotta do what you gotta do

@UNNAM3D82 19 дней назад

7:50 Wow I really couldn't disagree more, I find that's actually a huge plus! Especially in terms of aesthetics, this looks SO much better than all these stupidly bright and saturated colors, that just clash horribly with the environment, that backpacking gear usually comes in. I wish more gear came in natural colors like this. But also in terms of blending in I find that very useful for a tent when camping in legally grey areas or other situations where you maybe just don't want to be seen easily.

@codyandvictoria 18 дней назад

To each his own!

@sarahwinter8027 23 дня назад

Sweet vid! I'm wondering if you have any tips on navigating hiking, backpacking, and camping with a dog (finding cool dog-friendly trails, figuring out where dogs can go in national parks, etc.). You guys rock!

@codyandvictoria 23 дня назад

Most national parks that I can think of, dogs are only allowed on paved paths. There’s plenty of forest and wilderness areas where they are allowed though. Might be a good idea to avoid National Parks if you want to hike with your dog but otherwise it’s pretty easy to find locations!

@harrisonandamanda_ 24 дня назад

Love you videos!!! You guys rock. Where is Victoria’s hat from??

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

Coal headwear! Here you go: app.rockporch.com/prdlink/W332IE2DPl

@thepandaknows 21 день назад

Side note - those Coal hats are THE SHIT!!! They're pricey but so comfy, light, and great for so many diff activities.

@franciscoosorio4480 14 дней назад

Awesome video. I am curious, do you just use one quilt for both of you?

@codyandvictoria 11 дней назад

Two quilts. It’s subtle in this video but you’ll see an orange one and a blue one

@HikerDoc 16 дней назад

I don't have that specific pack, but I imagine the length of the top strap was so long to accommodate a bear canister?

@HikerBikerMoter 12 дней назад

It adds weight but adds (lazy) pleasure too: chair, table, heavy knife, grill, spices and a nice juicy steak🍖 for supper and bacon 🥓 for breakfast 😋

@DanielOutdoors 21 день назад

The long strap is for bear cans

@codyandvictoria 21 день назад

You say it’s for bear cans, the person below you says it’s for your rope. Seems like they need to make it clear what it’s for haha

@jc3940 17 дней назад

Awesome to see what all you guys bring! I would hesitate to say you "fit it all" in those 38L packs though... I get having a climbing rope and maybe a helmet on the outside, but the b-roll from whitney with all that stuff hanging on the outside looked miserable haha. And then to see at the end you can't fit everything in normally... that's a big deal breaker for me. But the packs do look sick, I just bet a 45-50L would probably be better for you guys.

@codyandvictoria 17 дней назад

Yeah the thing is we don’t want to CLIMB with a 50L bag you know? Sure it would fit better but then you’re lugging a 50L up 10 pitches. Gotta make sacrifices. As for the end of the video, the Nalgene and the mugs would EASILY fit. We just have always put them on the outside

@jc3940 17 дней назад

@@codyandvictoria Totally valid, that would be a little more miserable if you were climbing with it!

@enrique1866 24 дня назад

Do you bring extra climbing shoes or do you use the trail shoes for climbing? Do you use the trail shoes also on the snow or only hiking to the snow border or in the summer months? Thanks for sharing

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

Climbing shoes for climbing. Hiking shoes with microspikes for low angle snow. Mountaineering boots + crampons for more intense snow fields

@LightTheSensor 10 дней назад

Are you splitting a single or double rack when you pack for backcountry climbing?? I’m blown away you can fit all that plus trad gear/anchor building materials in there. Maybe I carry too much 😅

@codyandvictoria 10 дней назад

Usually doubles to 3. One of us carries the cams and the other person carries the slings. Helmets, shoes and rope on the outside. Obviously the bag is a bit fuller when we bring the climbing gear. You’ll see it in our upcoming video next week!

@themodularmodular 23 дня назад

Hey, Victoria.. what glasses did you wear here at 27:11? looks great

@codyandvictoria 23 дня назад

Check out the whole video! It’s in there

@andrewpeck395 19 дней назад

Lol I have the same sun hoodie as him

@steph.thomas 24 дня назад

Isn’t that long strap used to be able to strap a rope, maybe it’s accommodate for different size ropes?

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

No it’s long enough to strap an entire house 🤣

@EUguitarRULE 18 дней назад

Dude I miss your sony review and I wish you could do the sonya6700.

@codyandvictoria 18 дней назад

Ha I’m sure there’s 100 reviews on that camera

@tiagomateiro 15 дней назад

I really don't understand why most hikers and backpackers don't carry tourniquets. Is the kind of thing that you probably never going to need, but if you broke a leg or something and cut an artery, it would save your life. An SOS rescue team wouldn't find you on time. (In between 1 and 3 minutes, you would be gone).

@codyandvictoria 11 дней назад

Good question. I figure IF we ever need one, hopefully I can use my belt or cut off a strap from my backpack or climbing rope or something similar.

@tiagomateiro 11 дней назад

@codyandvictoria Just carry a Cat7 tourniquet, brother 👊🏽 It's way better than to bet your life in something that most likely will fail you.

@ExploreLiveCreateShare 21 день назад

What’s the voltage on the Omni charge power bank? Is it the 20,000 mAH?

@codyandvictoria 21 день назад

Yes I believe so. It’s the main one on Amazon :)

@-Mxario 23 дня назад

Where do you put all of your climbing gear?

@codyandvictoria 23 дня назад

In the footage you’ll see helmet, rope, and shoes on the outside. Everything else is inside and split between the two of us

@trkav2634 23 дня назад

stuff gang

@codyandvictoria 23 дня назад

🤘🏼

@ittotaq 22 дня назад

Slide a card (plastic or credit card/ ID) between the nubs on the bear canister to open it. Itll spin right out. Its comically easy! You'll never go back.

@codyandvictoria 22 дня назад

Ha super easy pro tip right there!

@thecma3 23 дня назад

It seems like water filtration systems are super personal, but I'm surprised you settled on the heavy hard bottle setups *and* the hydropak with the Katadyn filter. I get that the Epic filters are super convenient, but are they convenient enough to make the weight and bulk worthwhile?

@codyandvictoria 23 дня назад

I really can’t find a better solution that works for both our backpacking missions and climbing a 1000ft vertical face.

@thecma3 22 дня назад

@@codyandvictoria fair enough!

@codyandvictoria 22 дня назад

Would love something better though!!

@thecma3 22 дня назад

I love my Sawyer Squeeze coupled to different bags from Cnoc. I can mix & match for how much capacity I want and the Vecto bags are super easy to fill, similar to how you described using the bottles with the Epic filter. I'll even fill them with hot/boiling water and am comfortable keeping them in my sleeping bag on cold nights.

@farbeyonddriven8173 24 дня назад

I think it's worth noting that this system and size pack probably only works if you're sharing a tent with someone. Seems like a tough ask to get that quilt, canister, tent, and other stuff in a 38 liter. Or am I wrong?

@johnstrelow2533 24 дня назад

Kinda same comment… I’ve been watching other vids and noticed tent goes last because it’s the first thing they take out to set up. Then again it’s individuals not couples. Another couple decided to pack as-if solo… but they walked at different paces, which what’s the point of that.

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

I think you could still fit it. I mean people are doing it with those hyperlite bags. Just depends how ultralight you’re trying to go.

@betsyclarke185 24 дня назад

Where are some good backpacking spots/trips you have planned?

@codyandvictoria 23 дня назад

Ooh lots of stuff in the Sierra and then we’ve got a secret trip planned near the end of summer 👀

@maddie4077 24 дня назад

Some people need extra ankle support that trail runners don't provide. A few years ago I was bpacking in the Winds and a climbing guide and her boyfriend hiked into camp and she had stepped on a sharp rock and less than 1 day in their trip was over. The next morning he had to carry 2 70 liter packs out while she hobbled the 6.5 miles out to the trailhead. All because her shoes didn't have enough cushioning.

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

Yeah I hear that. Obviously nothing works for everyone. If you’ve got weaker ankles, a boot might be more fitting but hopefully you’re aware of that already

@redesignedlife777 12 дней назад

Wow….this is the cleanest audio I have heard from a backpacker channel. What audio stuff they using?

@codyandvictoria 11 дней назад

This is recorded on a Zoom H4N

@redesignedlife777 10 дней назад

@@codyandvictoriaand you’re using the microphone on the device itself? Or you attaching boom mics or lapel mics onto your body?

@codyandvictoria 8 дней назад

@@redesignedlife777 on the device, you can actually see it at the bottom of the screen in the shadow.

@michaelfrymus 22 дня назад

How do you pack this into such a small bag. I have a 50+5, and I STRUGGLE! Especially with camera gear.

@codyandvictoria 21 день назад

Our camera gear is super minimal and never inside of our bag 😅

@michaelfrymus 21 день назад

@@codyandvictoria Well, there's not a whole lot either way. My tent and sleeping bag take up half my 50L bag. Then comes the kitchen gear & food. And that's pretty much my 50L bag. The +5L is for my camera gear. So, I take up the full 50+5L bag I have. And that's enough food for 2 days -- As I don't rely on dehydrated/freeze dried foods much. ALSO, splitting between two people might be easier than having it all for yourself.

@AdamJohnson407 24 дня назад

What do you use to mount your GoPro to your helmet?

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

A sticky GoPro mount.

@AdamJohnson407 24 дня назад

@@codyandvictoria no issues with the sticky mount unsticky-ing?

@codyandvictoria 23 дня назад

@@AdamJohnson407 nope. Never had a problem! It’s incredibly sticky

@AdamJohnson407 23 дня назад

Awesome!! Thanks for the feedback! Keep the videos coming! You guys are awesome!

@skizifacation 18 дней назад

Safety is sexy for sure, but our idea of safety is way way different. Have looked into a Backcountry First-aid course? Just fiid for thought.

@codyandvictoria 18 дней назад

No backcountry first aid, but I worked on an ambulance for a year.

@cashman5355 6 дней назад

missed the watches... are they significant?

@codyandvictoria 6 дней назад

Garmin Epix Pro and Fenix 7s Pro!

@heatherdye9879 24 дня назад

Before your video was over, my husband ordered the tent you recommended in this video. We moved to Colorado a year ago and we’re ready to start backpacking. I read some reviews about the tent and most people like it. But one person said that if you use it in windy weather, it flaps in the wind and is loud. Someone else said that because it’s so light, that it would rip easily. Do you have any comments on those cons? After having used the tent many times, do you think those are legitimate concerns?

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

Haha so cool! Hope you used our link! To answer your questions - we’ve never had a tent that DOESN’T flap in the wind. It’s just kinda the nature of having thin fabric out in the elements like that. We also haven’t had issues with it ripping either but we haven’t had it in screaming winds. When it’s windy we guy line it out properly and make sure it’s not moving around too much and it has been fine for us! The key is getting it tightened and balanced nicely and also using the Velcro loops to secure the fly to the tent poles. Truthfully if you know it’s going to be severe winds, might be best to bring a heavy duty tent - otherwise this has gotten us by in normal camping conditions for a few years now.

@thewaterwarrior9817 24 дня назад

My biggest complaint about modern day tents is that the colors are so lame. I have an old marmot tent I bought off my uncles buddy that’s maroon and gold with red accents and that thing is so frickin cool!

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

Haha agreed!! I guess something about the dye uses a bunch of water so these more neutral tents are better for the environment but damn if they’re not lame and camouflage

@thewaterwarrior9817 23 дня назад

@@codyandvictoria the should offer different options, environment conscious color ways then the aesthetically inclined color ways

@robertphillips93 22 дня назад

I gotta say, your videos provide no evidence of excessive "stink" due to clothing choices . . . but there is one small thing about cotton tees that many people don't appreciate unless they have firsthand experience of it. Having worked outside in all seasons, I can say that the poor wicking of cotton baselayers will plaster a garment down as well as full immersion, but without the cooling effect. If you're working hard in that condition, heat rash is a strong possibility -- and the better hydrated you are, the more sweat you have to supply for that result. And speaking of hydration, long sleeves in summer makes all the difference -- just ask a camel jockey why he's not sporting a tank top!

@ulbushcrafting6592 2 дня назад

That Nalgene top SUCKS! So many areas for bacteria too …hide? You cannot take it completely apart to clean thoroughly. That’s the ONLY complaint I have of those Epic Nalgene water filters. My son has one. I have to microwave the top in hot water. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@codyandvictoria 2 дня назад

Ah good to know. I wonder if it’s dishwasher safe

@MattShafter 24 дня назад

I'm gonna commission a WOVEN fabric sun hoody. Most sun hoodys are KNIT and that's why mosquitos can bite through it! Booooo. BTW, who else waiting for Tioga road and Sonora pass to open up?

@codyandvictoria 24 дня назад

Smart!! Let us know when that comes out because we’ll definitely wear it🤣 Also, patiently waiting for the pass to open!

@rileycoppicus1128 17 дней назад

Multitool knife and folding saw?

@codyandvictoria 17 дней назад

We’ve got a few knives for things. We’re not out there for survival or bush craft. Mostly to camp and climb.

@WoolyColdie 23 дня назад

altra got bought out, their new stuff is noticeably lesser quality.

@codyandvictoria 23 дня назад

Noooooooo 😭

@HikerBikerMoter 12 дней назад

Since 2018 Altra is owned by VF Corporation, an American global apparel and footwear company with other brands like Icebreaker, The North Face, Vans, JanSport, Eastpak and Timberland.[8]

@richardhenry1969 21 день назад

I don't believe the marketing on quilts. Ive slept in sleeping bags in extremely cold weather. The only problems i every found was the zipper leaking cold air. Most of this camping gear is marketing. Wait till you hit 55 no matter how much you sleep you always feel tired .you learn to just go with it. Lol I use membrane solutions. Best water filter ive found. They are rebuildable and have a carbon filter. Ive never went anywhere without a sleeping outfit and a chage of clothes plus extra socks and underwear. All that together weights under 2 pounds. In summer even lighter. Nothing more dangerous then being wet and temp drop. I always carry a poncho. Ive camped from the Wasatch mountains to the Appalachian Mountains an im still around just im forced to wear knee braces to be able to walk. Who knew jumping out of planes would destroy your knees and the government i served only cares about illegals.

@strangerous1313 20 дней назад

Just the fact that you bought the SAME pack is enough to turn me off to whatever your review video will say.

@codyandvictoria 20 дней назад

Alrighty.

@ioshrodgers 24 дня назад

Cody and Victoria, This is a great video. Love your guys work. I just uploaded what I take hiking haha it must be the week for it. Have fun out there :) What’s in My Hiking Pack | Adventure Photographer ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FacH0YYKHpE.html